Religious leaders bring Religion to G20 Conference

Nov 7, 2022 by

by Chris Sugden: For the first time ever, the G20, or “Group of 20,” meeting in Indonesia on November 15 and 16, is formally considering how the world’s major religions should be involved in addressing urgent global issues. This...

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Augustine Could’ve Written ‘City of God’ in 2022

Nov 7, 2022 by

by Chris Watkin, TGC: Tell me if this scenario sounds familiar. Society is divided into die-hard factions that seem to do little but shout at each other. A self-congratulatory rhetoric of freedom and openness thinly veils a dogmatic,...

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The new cabinet: is the education secretary an ally?

Nov 5, 2022 by

from Christian Concern: Head of Education Steve Beegoo looks at the newly appointed Education Secretary and the record of new cabinet members on education issues. Last week, hours after taking over as Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak appointed...

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Don’t let fear of a social gospel put you off doing good works locally

Nov 4, 2022 by

By Stephen Kneale, Building Jerusalem: “Let your light shine before others, so that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father in heaven.” – Matthew 5:16 I have argued before that the current context in which we broadly...

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Has a Catholic priest in Ireland really been cancelled by his Bishop for preaching against sin?

Nov 3, 2022 by

By Laura Perrins, Catholic Herald: What is more important, appeasing the atheist Catholic-haters on twitter or saving souls? It seems that for the Bishop of Kerry, Ray Browne, it is the appeasing of atheists. The Bishop has abandoned his...

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Tim Keller on Biblical Critical Theory

Nov 2, 2022 by

From The Gospel Coalition: Like many others, I’ve read various forms of critical theory for decades. However, it’s only in the last couple of years that the term (under the heading “Critical Race Theory”) has burst into popular...

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